National Insurance Institute Announces November Payment Schedule
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
Israel's National Insurance Institute has published its November payment schedule, with initial benefits disbursed on November 12. The deadline for employers and self-employed to pay contributions is November 15, with penalties for late submission. Child benefits and "Savings for Every Child" deposits are set for November 20, and long-term benefits will be paid early due to the month's end falling on a Saturday.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- National Insurance Institute released November payment and reporting schedule.
- First payments and reports due November 12 for employment and subsistence benefits.
- November 15 is the deadline for employers and self-employed to pay contributions.
- Child benefits and "Savings for Every Child" funds to be paid November 20.
- Long-term benefits will be paid early before the weekend of November 28.
Israel's National Insurance Institute has released its comprehensive payment and reporting schedule for November, affecting millions of beneficiaries, self-employed individuals, and employers. The first payments and mandatory reports are due on Thursday, November 12, covering employment support and subsistence benefits such as unemployment, income guarantee, and income supplement. The deadline for employers and self-employed individuals to report and pay national insurance and health insurance contributions for October is Sunday, November 15. Failure to meet this deadline will result in legal penalties, including fines and late fees. Child benefit payments, amounting to NIS 173 for the first and fifth child onward, and NIS 219 for the second through fourth child, will be disbursed on Friday, November 20. On the same day, the "Savings for Every Child" program will deposit NIS 57 per child. Towards the end of the month, long-term benefits, including disability, old-age pensions, survivors, mobility, long-term care, alimony, and work accident benefits, will be paid. As November 28 falls on a Saturday, these payments will be advanced and deposited into bank accounts before the weekend.
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